The morning before last one of our pumps that keep salt water flowing to the lobster tanks shit the bed. It’s great to have places like Rose’s Marine where you know you can go and get what you need in marine industrial applications.
We use pacer pumps because the housings and impellers are made from hard plastic and are not prone to corrosion the way the old cast iron pumps were. Rose’s had the pump in stock and set up with a three phase motor ready to swap right out for us.
Pacer Pump With Baldor Motor Set Up At Rose's
While there I talked to Marty and Frank. Marty had Frank come right over to our dock to get some measurements for a new intake with footvalves. Within an hour Frank had a whole new foot valve put together and clamped to teh hose and we were back in business.
You can’t begin to imagine what a resource a place like Rose’s is in our town and how they keep the wheels spinning. Without the knowledgeable and friendly staff our town wouldn’t be nearly as accommodating to visiting vessels and home port vessels alike.
Lobster pot rope, bait bags, gaffes, flags and more
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The Urania is off to SailBoston. The ship is part of the Dutch Navy. She has a main crew of a couple men and then a rotating crew that hops aboard in each port from the ranks of the Dutch Navy. From what I understand it is a honor to be able to get the chance to serve.
Video interviews with Tom and Kay Ellis from The Thomas E Lannon coming up ASAP
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The Lannon Will be sailing all day Tuesday intercepting and weaving through the Tall Ships as they leave SailBoston to head North. Call NOW to book!!! It will be a real treat.
I went down to the GMHC this morning to take some pics for you. Some of the Spirit of Massachusetts and the American Eagle. We used to unload the American Eagle when it was a dragger owned by Joe Piscatello. I can’t tell you how much whiting we unloaded from that boat in the early eighties. They did an unbelievable transformation to turn it into a schooner.
Here’s Joe Brancaleone at his headquarters inside Cape Ann Business Incubator. Joe has started his own customized Long Board shop. More of his cool designs and a two part video series coming later.
HI JOEY,
Hope you and your family had a nice 4th!
Here are a couple of photos I think you might like. A nice sunset after all that rain and fog.
Taken July 4 2009 from the North Shore Art Association parking lot.
Use them if you’d like.
Take Care, Paul
Thanks for contributing Paul!
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